访问此页面需要授权。 可以尝试 登录 或 更改目录 。 访问此页面需要授权。 可以尝试 更改目录 。 This article is shared for services and products that use the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to provide remote access to Windows desktops and apps. Use the buttons at the top of this article to select what you want to connect to so the article shows the relevant information. The Remote Desktop client runs on Windows, macOS, iOS and iPadOS, Android and Chrome OS, and in a web browser. However, support for some features differs across these platforms. This article details which features are supported on which platforms. For information about the status of the Remote Desktop client on each platform, such as whether it's still available to download, see Connection matrix and status . The Remote Desktop client runs on Windows, macOS, iOS and iPadOS, Android and Chrome OS, and in a web browser. However, support for some features differs across these platforms. This article details which features are supported on which platforms when connecting to a Cloud PC from Windows 365. For information about the status of the Remote Desktop client on each platform, such as whether it's still available to download, see Connection matrix and status . The Remote Desktop client runs on Windows, macOS, iOS and iPadOS, Android and Chrome OS, and in a web browser. However, support for some features differs across these platforms. This article details which features are supported on which platforms when connecting to Microsoft Dev Box. For information about the status of the Remote Desktop client on each platform, such as whether it's still available to download, see Connection matrix and status . For Windows there are multiple options to connect to Azure Virtual Desktop: For Windows there are multiple options to connect to Azure Virtual Desktop: Remote Desktop client for Windows : A standalone MSI installer. When installed, the application name is Remote Desktop . It's referred to in this article as Windows (MSI) . Remote Desktop client for Windows : A standalone MSI installer. When installed, the application name is Remote Desktop . It's referred to in this article as Windows (MSI) . Remote Desktop app for Windows : Comes from the Microsoft Store. When installed, the application name is Remote Desktop . It's referred to in this article as Windows (Store) . Remote Desktop app for Windows : Comes from the Microsoft Store. When installed, the application name is Remote Desktop . It's referred to in this article as Windows (Store) . There are two versions of the Remote Desktop client for Windows, which are both supported for connecting to Remote Desktop Services and remote PCs: Remote Desktop Connection : provided in Windows and is referred to in this article as Windows (MSTSC) , after the name of the executable file. It also includes the RemoteApp and Desktop Connections Control Panel applet. Remote Desktop Connection : provided in Windows and is referred to in this article as Windows (MSTSC) , after the name of the executable file. It also includes the RemoteApp and Desktop Connections Control Panel applet. Remote Desktop app for Windows : Comes from the Microsoft Store. When installed, the application name is Remote Desktop . It's referred to in this article as Windows (Store) . Remote Desktop app for Windows : Comes from the Microsoft Store. When installed, the application name is Remote Desktop . It's referred to in this article as Windows (Store) . The following table compares which Remote Desktop client experience features are supported on which platforms: ms-rd and ms-avd URI schemes only. When subscribed to Remote Desktop Services using the RemoteApp and Desktop Connections Control Panel applet. Legacy RDP URI scheme only. Legacy RDP URI scheme only. The following table provides a description for each of the experience features: The following table compares which display features are supported on which platforms: Up to 16 monitors. Up to 16 monitors. Up to 16 monitors. The following table provides a description for each of the display features: The following table shows which multimedia features are available on each platform: The following table provides a description for each of the multimedia features: The following sections detail the redirection support available on each platform. Redirection of some peripheral and resource types needs to be enabled by an administrator before they can be used in a remote session. For more information, see Redirection over the Remote Desktop Protocol , where you can also find links in the Related content section to articles that explain how to configure redirection for specific peripheral and resource types. Device redirection The following table shows which local devices you can redirect to a remote session on each platform: Camera redirection in a web browser is in preview. Limited to uploading and downloading files through a web browser. The Remote Desktop client on macOS supports the Publisher Imagesetter printer driver by default ( Common UNIX Printing System (CUPS) only). Native printer drivers aren't supported. PDF printing only.

High-level redirection of TWAIN scanners isn't supported. You can only redirect USB scanners using opaque low-level redirection. For more information, see Peripheral and resource redirection over the Remote Desktop Protocol . The following table provides a description for each type of device you can redirect: Input redirection The following table shows which input methods you can redirect: Enabled by alternative keyboard layout. The following table provides a description for each type of input you can redirect: Port redirection The following table shows which ports you can redirect: The following table provides a description for each port you can redirect: Other redirection The following table shows which other features you can redirect: Text and images only. macOS support is native in the Remote Desktop client. All other platforms require remote session configuration. For more information, see Configure the clipboard transfer direction and types of data that can be copied . From a local device running Windows 11 only. The following table provides a description for each other redirection feature you can redirect: The following sections detail the authentication support available on each platform and the following table provides a description for each credential type: Cloud service authentication The authentication to the service, which includes subscribing to your resources and authenticating to the Gateway, is with Microsoft Entra ID. For more information about the service components of Azure Virtual Desktop, see Azure Virtual Desktop service architecture and resilience . The following table shows which credential types are available for each platform: Requires macOS client version 10.9.8 or later. Requires iOS client version 10.5.9 or later. For more information, see Support for FIDO2 authentication with Microsoft Entra ID . Currently available in preview. Requires Android client version 1.0.20.1333 or later. For more information, see Support for FIDO2 authentication with Microsoft Entra ID . Available when using a web browser on a local Windows device only. Remote session authentication When connecting to a remote session, there are multiple ways to authenticate. If single sign-on (SSO) is enabled, the credentials used to sign into the cloud service are automatically passed through when connecting to the remote session. The following table shows which types of credential that can be used to authenticate to the remote session if single sign-on is disabled: Requires smart card redirection. Requires smart card redirection with Network Level Authentication (NLA) disabled. Requires a certificate for Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) sign-in . In-session authentication The following table shows which types of credential are available when authenticating within a remote session: Requires smart card redirection. Requires WebAuthn redirection. The following table shows which security features are available on each platform: Requires Microsoft Intune to configure client device redirection settings . Requires Microsoft Intune to configure client device redirection settings . The following table provides a description for each security feature: The following table provides a description for each security feature: The following table shows which network features are available on each platform: The following table provides a description for each network feature: 上次更新时间为 2025-02-27